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Rockport Steam Mills, Rockport, Mass., for the best seine twine. 

 Diploma. 



Atlantic Mills, Brooklyn, N. Y., for colored cotton twine. Di- 

 ploma. 



Geo. W. Billings, 111., for the best hemp. Silver medal. 



Roe & Kercheval, St. Louis, Mo., Hewett, Lees & Co., agents, 

 44 Broad-street, for the second best hemp. Diploma. 



American Hemp and Flax Co., for superior flax. Silver medal. 



American Net and Twine Manufacturing Company, Boston Mass., 

 for superior nets. Silver medal. 



GAS AND GAS APPARATUS. 



Burr & Brothers, Gold-street, for a new principle for mixing at- 

 mospheric air wuth gas, and for the best gas light. Gold medal. 



Walworth, Nason & Guild, 79 John-street, for an improvement in 

 the apparatus for making gas from rosin. Silver medal. 



GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE. 



Brooklyn Flint Glass Co., Brooklyn, L. I., J. Gillilan, agent, 30 

 South- William-street, for the best colored, plain and cut glass. Gold 

 medal. 



Berger and Walter, 39 Maiden Lane, for the second best colored, 

 plain and cut glass. Silver medal. 



Bennett & Brothers, Pittsburgh, Penn., W. S. Hammersly & Co., 

 agents, 1] Old Slip, for the best Rockingham w^are. Silver medal, 



E. W. & J. M. Pruden, Elizabethtown, N. J., for the second best 

 Rockingham w^are. Diploma. 



George M. Wheaton, N. Y., for enamelled glass jars. Diploma. 



W. Oppitz, 95 Liberty-street, for superior engraving on glass. 

 Silver medal. 



WINDOW GLASS. 



Redford Glass Co., Clinton county, N. Y , for crown window glass, 

 a very superior article. Silver medal. 



Richards & Brother, Philadelphia, Penn., for window glass. Di- 

 ploma. 



GOLD PENS. 



Spencer & Rendell, 170 Broadway, for the best gold pens. Gold 

 medal. 



Levi Brown, 10 Front-street, Brooklyn, L. L, for the second best 

 gold pens. Silver medal. 



